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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-09-17
INDUSTRIAL

Last weeks changes in the supply of
grain in sight in this country show an in
crease in wheat OF 524, 207 bushels, and in
corn OF 269, S+4 bushels, and a decrease in
oats OF $4,000 bushels The present
stock OF wheat amounts TO 31,210, 100
bushels, against a., s70,2s3 bushels year
ego.
The miners at the collieries OF tho
Mineral Mining and Railroad company,
the Union Coal company, the Excelsior
Coal company, the Enterprise Coal com
pany, and the Garfield Coal company OF
advance. IL is estimated that 4, 600 men
are out on strike at Shamokin. The
miners are thoroughly organized as
Knights OF Labor, aud are prepared for
a long lockout. No concessions we're of
fered on either side.
Three large furniture firms OF Boston,
have conceded the nine hour day demand
by the painters and polishers, but the
others refuse to comply, and their men,
TO the number of one thousand, quit
work.
The miners o: the new north shaft near
Springfield, ILL.,, are out on n strike, owing
TO refusal OF operators 10 pay the scale
agreed upon at the Columbus, o.. meeting
last January. The operators only want
to pay 90 cents per ton, and the miners
demand G71f cents.
The commissioners of agriculture, Mr..
ColmGh, is delighted with tho success Of
the sugar manufacture OF Kansas and
New Jersey. The sorghum, by new
process, is made TO yield 1900 TO 1000
pounds OF sugar per acre. As the coun
try imports $l00.0O0,000 worth OF sugar
year, the commissioner is as confident
as Colonel Sellers that there's millions
in his home sugar making scheme.
The National Association OF Glue Manu-
faciurers held meeting Wednesday at
Pittsburg, Thomas Stevens, OF Cincinnati,
being elected President. A good trade
and bright outlook we're reported.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-09-17
GENERAL

The American astronomers who went
out TO China TO witness the total eclipse
of the sun were poorly compens ated for
the long voyage Soon after the eclipse
began the whole affair became doubly
eclipsed by dense clouds and so remain
ed 10 the end.
The Ute war being over, the Colorado
eople have now TO face the enormous
bills incurred In procuring supplies and
equipments. These we're bought, il is
said, at recklessly extravagant prices,
and in quantities exceeding all possibili
ties of actual need. and have been or are
being sold again for mere fraction OF
their cost. An obliging congressman
promises TO help the state out of the hole
IL possible, by asking congress to vote
the money.
Mr.. Powderly has been misunderstood.
His term runs for another year, and he
does not intend TO resign but is willing
to step out IL the Knights of Labor con.
gress wants his place for another man.
4. S. Wheeler a. Co. also dragged down
by their collapse the Glen Wire Manufac-
turing Company of Cleveland, with $780,
600 liabilities and $4,000 assets.
Colby, Duncan a. Co, pianos, New York,
have placed their business with a receiver.
They had $4,000 in Endorsement of Cross
d Co, who failed Wednesday in Chicago.
The steamer Wisconsin landed 4lb
Mormon Immigrants Thursday, n; New
York, the entire party leaving for Utah
in the evening.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-09-17
FOREIGN.

riot occurred in the streets OF Cork
through which Mr.. O'Brien was taken 20
Jail. The mob stoned the police, and the
latter charged with batons, iniuring many
OF their assailants.
The casualties in the first battle of the
Irish revolution, which occurred at
Mitchellstown, on Friday, were; Two
citizens killed, one fatally hurt and since
dead, and one hundred and fifty wounded;
ifty-four constables injured so badly as
to require medical treatment
Two more OF the people wounded in the
Mitchellstown riot are reported TO be dy-
ing. One OF them, boy named Casey,
tesii6os that O'sullivsn, the head con-
stable, fred at him from the window of
the police barracks.
Mr.. O'Brien, who was not present at
the Mitchelistown battle, was arrested in
Dublin Sunday, onder the coercion act.
The Lord Mayor OF London, Sir Reg
inald Hanson, has published in lie Ga lois,
Paris, notice inviting subscriptions for
tho sufferers of the Exeter Theatre fire.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-09-17
WASHINGTON.

The application for the extradition OF
William J. McGarigio was received Mon
day nc Washington from the Governor of
Illinois. IL is stated that the application
IL based on charge OF conspiracy, for
which there is no provision in the exist
ing treaty; and legal point of great
gravity Is involved in the case
The agricultural department reports n
heavy reduction in the condition Of corn
IN the west since the last report. In the
seven corn surplus states. the average is
10 per cent. lower than last month. Da-
kota spring wheat returns are better than
before, while from Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Iowa, and Nebraska the reports are a
shade worse.
The President has declined, with thanks
and regret, an invitation sent him by the
board OF trade OF Columbus. O.. 10 visit
that city on his western tour. The time
already fixed for hts presence at other
places renders acceptance OF the invita-
ton impracticable.
Tho medical congress az Washington
adopted resolutions favoring extended OBJ
servation and experiment in the uss Of
inoculation for the prevention or treat
mcnt OF yellow fever, and advising tn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-09-17

Virginia democrats represent that the
contest between Barbour and Malone for
the senatorship, which viii practically DO
decided at the coming election. will be
very bitter and much more close than has
been supposed.
The Massachusetts, prohibitionists met
Mt Worcester, Mass, nom mated William
II. Earle for governor, and adopted a
woman suffrage plank in the platform.
There was an opening Of the Ohio cam
paign, on the democratic side az Hamil-
ton Wednesday night. T., 4. Powell. the
candidate for governor, was the principal
orator.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-09-17
CONDENSED NEWS.


Early Sunday morning the FIRE depart
msnt at Buffalo, \, ", were called upon
70 sHinguish q fire in the shoe store Of
James v. 1hyng. on Main street. Inves-
tiRatior showed the fire was inccndiary.
The insurance on the stock amounted to
S2S,to0; a recent inventory showed II TO
be worth $1,000. Thyng Is under arrest
Five large saw-mills we're burned in
Minneapolis Saturday night, causing an
aggregate loss OF $250,000.
Jackson's silk mill and the Grant Loco
motive Works at Paterson. N. j., were de-
stroyed by fire Wednesday morning. The
ioss Is $4,000, and GOO persons are out
OF employment
Severson A. Bronson's planning mill at
Stoughton, Wis.,, was destroyed BY fire
Thursday. Loss, $4,000. A tramp is
thought to have caused the connagration.
The Arlington Hotel at saegertown, Pa,
was burned early Thursday morning.
causing loss OF about $4,000. The
guests, who narrowly escaped, lost all their
property.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-09-17

kso9I IN satur1sy. causing the wreck
q tr1t& fGftunately no lives were
lost and 500 Of the passengers was
seriously hurt.
In 1t Of jealousy at Omaha Thursday
morning. Jacob Albiec fatally injured his
wife and then killed himself.
A true bin was foupd by the Montreal
Grand jury Thursday against william
J. McGarigie. William Allan Pinkerton
and Michael Hickey, Who on four counts,
are charged with cons piracy against
James Baxter. A warrant was sworn ont
for the arrest OF McGarigIe and given
into the hands OF detective, who has
gone 20 find the knight OF the bath tub.
Alexander Stanson. an aged citizen Of
Elgin, ILL.,, contrivsd a means OF commit
ting suicide Thursday that proved sue
cessfuI. He placed his gan on the rail.
road track, raised both hammers. attach.
ed strings to the triggers, lay down in front
OF the weapon, and pulled on the cords.
A jury was secured in Sioux City. Iowa.
Thursday, 70 try Munchrath for the muir
der of the Rev. Geo. c. Haddock. There
are many farmers among the members.
was reported that Thomas Cave
said 10 be worthless fellow, last Satur-
day at Abingdon ILL.,. attempted to kill
his wife, and then shot himself II is now
claimed that a youth named George T.
Nickson killed Cave. The bullet that
caused the mans death lodged in the back
OF the head, where he could not have
reached had the pistol been in the hands
OF Cave. Nickson is under arrest
At Rock Island Illinois, eight years
ago, policeman named Rosenfeld was
beaten TO death by three or -four drunken
rufiians. Two OF the murderers, Barney
Heany and John Cavanaugh, we're sen
fenced to Joliet for life, and Pat Heany
TO term which has just expired. The
governor has pardoned Cavanaugh, who
left the prison with Pat Heany. Barney
is still ut Joliet.
On the evidence of the witnesses present
when Waterman Charles ii. Wood shot
Joseph Zenieschek, a saloon keeper, at
the corner of Randolph and Dearborn
streets, Chicago Monday night, the cor
oner's jury recommended that Wood be
held to await the action OF the grand jury.
Wood was badly beaten by the crowd,
and claims that he shot in self-defense.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-09-17
CRIMES AND CRIMINALS

Bells photograph gallery in East Tawas,
Michigan, and some adjoining stores
we're wrecked by dynamite explosion
ON Sunday night. similar outrage oc-
Cured In the same town week or two
ago. The dynamiteF has not been dis
covered.
policeman named Wheelham, one Of
n dozen who waited in house near Ennis,
ireland, 20 arrest party of moonlighters,
was killed with a club. Another WAS In
tally hurt Five of the moonlighters
we're captured.
In the case OF George Hamilton, one OF
Tho strikers charged with wrecking n
Missouri Pacific train in 1856. verdict
ofnot guilty has been given at wyandotte,
Kansas.
The Rev Able Cheberi, an unfrocked
priest. was indicted Saturday at Montreal
for criminally as~aulting young woman.
The offender. who Is a clever artist, was
at one time in charge of the Government
Art School.
In Milwaukee. BENJAMIN DAILY, we'll
known citizen. was stabbed 10y recently
released convict. Ills wound Is supposed
90 be fatal.
Miss Ella Talbot n society belle OF
Parsons, Kansas, has been for some time
engaged In writing a novel. On Saturday
che committed suicide by poison.
The grand jury has indicted DR.. ST..
John, Levi Doll Captain John Irwin, Of
she schooner T. Rlakn and Captafn John
Freer, Of the schooner George Marsh, for
assisting McGarigle TO escape.
The grand jury OF Grundy county,
Illinois found no indictment against
Miss Dodge for killing w. s. Babcock.
the Chicago lumberman. on the 10th OF
August. Miss Dodge has been discharged
and her bonds cancelled. Report says
only Ave OF the twenty three grand jurors
favored indictment.
Some murderous wretch broke and
opened a switch at Sanford, near Topeka,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-09-17
CASUALTIES.

The Atlantic express on the New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio Road dashed into
a locomotive that was standing on the
track at Peoria, Ohio. The express en-
gineer was killed, and the engineer OF the
other locomotive fatally hurt, while the
fireman OF the express train had both
arms broken. No passengers were in
jured.
In Noedmorc, near Manchester, Ten
nessee, on Saturday, the floor of school
building gave way while a revival meeting
was in progress. Sixty or seventy peo-
pie went down twenty feet, and most OF
them we're severely injured, one man
fatally.
The deadly railroad frog claimed an
other victim in Chicago Sunday. John
Gilmore, a switchman, got his foot caught
and was run over and shockingly mangled.
II lie reported that the schooner Mag
ara, of the Australasia tow, broke adrift
off whitefsh Point, and foundered with
elf hands, including the captains family,
thirteen in numb-r.
Inc lOlAauo N.--cn uhlhhBeo INC hbaho
asylum near Toledo, Ohio, on Tuesday
night extended over large stretch OF
country. IL wrought considerable mis-
chief at its starting point, SyIvania, ten
miles north of Toledo; cut n swath from
200 10 GOO feet wide, levoling forests and
fences in its way; destroyed brick
school house nj Niche, overturned build
ings and tents nj the Toledo fair grounds,
and carried devastation To villages and
farms as far as Waterville, fifteen miles
south OF Toledo No lives are known TO
have been lost.
BY the collision OF two passenger trains
the fast mail following regular pass
snger and running into the latter's sleep
ing car near Creston, Town, an infant
was killed; it's mother, Mrs. Mosher, wife
OF Rev. H. A. Mosher, Of Creston, fatally
hurt; three others dangerously, and ten
more or less seriously injured.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-09-17

the thrashers was instantly killed and
Miss Belle Newcomb and Mas Jennie
Fosdick, who were looking on. and
several others were more or less In
jured.
The Rev. J. C. Jacobs. late pastor
Of the Muskegon, Mich, First Baptist
Church, Friday sued Albert Towl, q
grocer, for $4,000 damages, for al
legged SANDER and defamation OF char
acter. The affair grows out Of a gift
OF 5000 said 10 have been made 70 the
Rev. Jacobs by Mr.. fowls father, low
deceased.
The supervisors of Tosco county
have appointed committee, with u.
Il. Smith as chairman, TO learn by
consultation with eminent attorneys
whether DIR. Weir, who was tried at
Oscoda for the murder of Mabel Clark
and acquitted. can be tried for an al
legged criminal assault upon her on a
basis Of the same facts used in the
two trials already held. The opinion
Of local attorneys differ. III the law
will allow, DIR. Wier. IL Is thought, will
be tried on the charge named.
John Woods. a saginaw city barber.
in company with eight others OF his
family, himself small boy, was sold
rs slave thirty-six years ago in Nir-
ginia. Each member of the family
was bought by separate persons and
taken TO bondage in different direc-
tons. Since that time John has heard
nothing Of his mother until recently.
when he learned in an indirect man-
ner that she was living at Hinton. W.
Va. He Immediately determined 10
look the matter up. and left Tuesday
morning for that place on his journey
of love.
AS Mr.. Samuel Shippey, Of Ne
waygo county, was leading bull one
day last week, the animal suddenly
attacked him, tossed him with crush
ing force against the barn, twenty
four feet away. Continuing the at
tack. he gave his master an upper cut
that landed him upon n scatfoid ten
feet in the air and out of reach. When
removed TO his house Mr.. Shippy was
nearly exhausted, there being cash
In his abdomen six inches long. from
which HE bowels protruded while the
remainder of his person was a literal
mass Of bruises.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-09-17
The American rnrty.

a dispatch from Philadelphia says:
The executive committee OF the new
political party, recently organized in
this city under the name of The
American Party" issued an official
call for National convention TO meet
In this city on Friday and saturday
the 10th and 18th of September. and
they call upon all American citizens,
of whatever party or special aililiation,
who sympathize with the sentiments
and are in favor OF the political objects
of the new party Ia attend for the pur-
pose of completing the organization
and promoting, among others, the fol-
lowing specific objects.
|. TO emphasize and perpetuate the
sentiment, America for Americans
,. The restriction of immigration.
3. A thorough revision Of the natur-
alization laws.
4. Reserving American lands for
American citizens only.
3. The protection of Americans in
all their rights, on land or sea, in all
parts of the world.
q. To restrict and guard the right OF
NlttliNO Atdh1Itots
z. To abo ish polygamy in the Uni
ted States Immediately and entirely.
s. To enact and enforce such laws
as will tend To eradicate intemperance.
9. To develop the resources of the
country by wise system of internal
Improvements.
10. To protect and promote the
American system OF free common
schools.
IL. To adjust the relations between
labor and capital on permanent
basis OF equity and Justice; and,
Especially do we invite the repre-
sentatives and members OF the follow
ing organizations 20 meet and cooper
ate with us In said conyention--viz.
The Patriotic Order Sons of America,
the Order Of United American Mechan.
les. the Junior order OF United Amer
lean Mechanics, the Order OF Deputies,
the Sons OF the Revolutionary Sires,
the Political Alliance. the United Min.
ute Men, the various oranges, and all
other orders and organizations whose
principles and sentiments will enable
them TO work In the American party
on the foregoing basis.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-09-17

Mr.. Daniel c. Gilman, writing after
recent visit 20 the Yellowstone
says III am surprised, in looking over
the summary of visitors for several
years past TO see how little the mum.
bers have increased. / am persuaded
that one reason for this is because the
journey has SO often been made ia
haste that its pleasures have not been
adequately remembered or reported.
To advise more leisurely visits Is the
purpose have had In making these
notes. Let tourist choose the morn.
ing hour for Mirror Lake and the sun
set hour for the Bridal Vail let him
spend the entire day in the neighbor-
hood of Vernal and Nevada Falls /;
let him spend another below the Yo.
semitic in the Canon OF the MERGED !;
let him make some of the high as
cents, collect the exquisite flowers and
ferns of the valley, study the trees
and do little In geology. and his
week will quickly slip away. We
should all have enjoyed fortnight "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-03
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men, peld)e ben grdioenteH @laUelaHO elm
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Sountag III 6idmau, Gp., BEN Damper
g@OntOIa," +" aui meIdem Id cine gie9erz Gr-
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gGafien oieulsu. 5uui Dtduner puroen
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gefOrbeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-03
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-03

BittSburg, Beuni., ,. Iu9uf.-Die
letteu BinfertOntaner, uugefGbr a9tiig an
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giou uHo fameu auf Der 0tiidrete Hah &bis
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ter murSe bai ibrem Ib5ug teiue DemOufrl.
ton Qematt. 9roses 4uieben erregte Uo-,
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